AndreasB

Hi, I’m selling a set of 5 hand tools from Horseshoe Brand. Push Beveler makes a beautiful smooth burnished edge on one side of cut. Double Beveler allowing you to bevel both sides of a swivel cut for instance. Beader Blade wish leaves a burnished round topped line after it is used Creaser #1- creates a burnished edge along an edge- pattern is .09 width Creaser #2- creates a burnished edge along an edge- pattern is .120 width The set currently retails for $175 plus taxes and shipping. I’ll sell it for $100 including shipping within the US. I’m accepting PayPal, Apple Pay and Zelle. Andreas

Hi, I’m selling two edgers from Ron’s Tools that are barely used. They each come with the original sharpening rod. #2 Round Edger #2 Montana Edger Price is $80 each or $150 for both, shipping within the US is included. I’m accepting PayPal, Apple Pay or Zelle. Andreas

Sorry, both edgers sold together for $130, shipping within US included.

I have two Ron’s edgers for sale. Both were used less than a handful of times. Both come with the original sharpening rod. Round edger #2 1/16 cutting edge $80, shipping within US included. Montana edger #2 1/32 cutting edge $60, shipping within US included. Both edgers $150, shipping within US included.

The bottom stitch on my Cobra Class 4 looks very similar. I bought it used, so I don't know if it is supposed to look different when everything is adjusted the right way. I found out, that I do end up with a nicer bottom stitch, when I add a stitch groove before sewing. It seems like the stitch groove guides the thread and allows it to sit more evenly. But the top still looks much better than the bottom.

Thanks, I’ll head to Lowe’s later today to check on that.

Hi guys, what’s the official name of those things in the picture and where can you buy them? A Chicago screw will screw into it but you bury the part between two layers of leather. Thanks

This item sold. Thank you.

All DVD's are sold. Thanks everybody.

Used Craftool Deluxe manual leather splitter with 6” blade. Can be used for splitting or skiving. $220 shipped within the US.

Is this machine now in SC? If so where? Thanks

They are all still available

Thanks everybody for the suggestions. I'm concerned about removing the adhesive, so I think I will go with the inlay solution.

Hi, I'm clueless on how to proceed. A while ago I got asked to build two rifle scabbards as a price for a local SASS match later this month. I'm ok with the scabbard build. The idea was to add an engraved plaque (2"x5") to the side of it with a certain text. We were talking a brass plaque all the time, so I planned on using glue and rivets to attach it. The guys from the gunclub had ordered the plaque and it came in yesterday. To my surprise it is not brass but brass colored plastic. It has an adhesive backer so I think it is the standard plaque that usually goes on the wooden base of a trophy. Now I'm scared of using rivets, because the plastic might break while pressing the rivets. The adhesive backer also prevents me from using a contact cement which I would trust more than what is on there at the moment. Since there will be flex and movement in the leather I'm also afraid that the edges of the plaque will come undone over time. First I was thinking of attaching the plaque by putting a braiding around the edge. But I've never done that before and want it to look good. Unfortunately I also don't have a spare piece of that plastic to do some testing with either glue, rivets... Does anyone of you have an idea what I could do to attach it? Thanks Andreas

He has. I had contacted him on the phone number he provided. He told me he can’t log into the site anymore so this post hasn’t been updated.